Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-11-10


House. II. LENoX & Co.
Alva Irwin will remain in Menlo until
about the first of February, when he
will return here to work at his trade.
When in Audubon call at the new
store FOR dry goods.
II. LEMON 4 Co.
Auctioneer Carper went to Shelby
county to cry a sale yesterday, Nate
has no superior in welding the hammer,
Everything in the latest style in dry
goods at the new store,
II. LEMON & Co.
Mrs, T. III. Turner died at her home
in Melville township this morning of
consumption. She has been a patient
sufferer.
Cali at ], +. Consigny's and exam.
Inc his choice line of hanging lamps.
Double extension and patent self-ex-
tinguishers.
NJ. NJ. Blake arrived from Manila
yesterday for few days visit with
numerous friends. lie is looking for a
business opening,
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give supper at the residence of Il. +.
Fales, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 10th.
All are cordially invited.
LosT.-A time-book of ii. NJ. Tai.
bolts, Audubon, Iowa. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving same
at thepostotlice or house of owner.
Ladies, If you want your sewing done
at home, give us call. Rooms over
the o. X. bakery.
MISSES j. and L. MOODY.
a large invoice of satins, pushes, vel
vets and fancy feathers just received at
the millinery parlors of Walker & Jane
son, over O'Connell Bros. 'jewelry store.
+. ID. Parsons proved himself very
accommodating gentleman by serving
election news, red hot OH Tuesday even
ing-in county matters little too hot
for comfort.
Audubon lodge Knights of Iythias
acknowles the receipt of invitations to
a ball and banquet to be given by the
Manning lodge on Thursday evening,
Nov. 18th 1887.
Mr.. B. Il. Knowles, of California, has
been spending the week with his sister,
Mrs. w. NJ. Graham. He is returning
to his home from Boston, and will also
visit a brother at Wahoo, Nebr.
! have just received large assert
ment Of choice Michigan apples, my
first carload Of the season. Call early
and take your choice.
j. +. CoNsIGNY.
A prairie fire in Greeley township last
Monday evening spread beyond control
and destroyed over $500 worth of hay
on the farm of Seth IIartzel, and small
er quantities on the farms of Jacob
Masching and j. S. Laughrey.
Mr.. b. G. Foreman is now proprietor
of stock of drugs at Gray. BY hasn't
a pharmacists certificate, but he can
discover the genuine article by its am
Der hue. BY will keep trading around
until he has bank OH his hands.
Mrs. BENZ. Moore and Mrs. Matilda
c. Johnson, of Greeley township, engag-
ed in hand-to-hand combat last Satur-
day, in which the latter received severe
wounds about the head. The case is
likely to furnish entertainment for the
courts.
The business blocks in Extra are ap-
preaching completion. Geo. Harden
brook has erected two-story building
but the remaining eight are but one
story. They all join and have uniform
front and cornice, so that the row has
a neat and formidable appearance.
Our new goods are at the depot ready
to go on the shelves for sale the first of
next week, when we will be prepared
to receive our old friends and custom
ers, and cordially invite all to call and
examine our large stock before pur-
chasing. n. LENoX & Co.
The card of Benton Bros. liverymen,
will be found in this issue. Mr.. Ian
ders has retired and is succeeded by a
brother of VIM. Benton. The firm is n
strong one and will prove very popular.
They have good turnouts, are accom-
modating and their prices are reason
able,
Miss Williamson, of Carroll, who has
been giving instructions in music in
this place for several months, has deter
mined to remain here permanently and
devote entire attention to the Audubon
class. The lady is highly accomplished
in the art, and will be a valuable and
welcome addition to society circles.
The young ladies of Audubon have
organized cornet band, and it is said
to be composed of excellent material.
Audubon has quite horn reputation
among the male portion, and if the girls
prove as efficient in that line as the boys
of their town have, they will be one of
the crack bands of the state.-Manning
Ne,rs.
Mr. John J. Mease, the estimable gen
tleman of whom we have spoken here
tofore, appeared on the streets early
Tuesday morning reciting narrowing
yarn about the Z. $. express company
having stolen union labor tickets, while
in transportation. Sovereign had ship
ped 1900 tickets from Atlantic, but
only $500 reached Mr.. Mease. 1t did
not occur to him that Sovereign might
have made miscount. Mr.. Mease's
innocence is beautiful to contemplate.
Miss ID. +. Dix has just received the
finest line of millinery and fancy goods
on this market. Hats, bonnets, trim
mings, notions, fancy goods, and all
kinds of material for fancy work, in
Guiding neck wear, collars, cuffs, ruch-
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